CFIAPTER V RESULT AND DISCUSSION
6.1 Conchisioi
CHAPTER VI
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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6.2 Recommendations for Future work,
Better experimental model can be made to improve the quality and quantity of products.
. Different catalysts can be used to obtain more yields of oil products.
• More efficient fractionating columns can be used for separation of pyrolysis oil fuel into different fractionates.
• Different kinetic methods and models can be used for designing a suitable reactor to maximize the oil product.
• Optimization of the process to achieve an economical and eco-friendly method.
• Pyrolysis reactor can be designed in such a way that lower cost catalytic cracking can occur for production of petrol and LPG like liquid fuel.
• The catalytic oil could be analyzed for desulfurization and decolonization which would be solvent, alternative fuel etc.
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